To the swimming pool!

The pool is empty.

Identity politics allowed ethnic Malays to assert their claims to control over land, language, and religion.

The swimming pool is open to the public.

I am going to the swimming pool.

I want a pool.

Let's go to the pool.

Where's the swimming pool?

I want a swimming pool.

He owns this land.

She dived into the swimming pool.

Tom dove into the pool.

Tom fell into the pool.

I am going to the swimming pool.

He has a swimming pool.

Tom fell in the swimming pool.

The pool is full of clean water.

I fell in the pool.

I fell in the pool.

She dived into the pool.

Everyone jumped into the pool.

Tom jumped into the pool.

We have a pool.

The children want to go to the pool.

Okay. Let's go to the pool.

Tom has a swimming pool.

Tom dove into the swimming pool.

We've got a pool.

She has a swimming pool.

Tom filled the pool with water.

Do you have a swimming pool?

Do you have a swimming pool?

Everybody jumped into the pool.

Tom went to the swimming pool.

Mary jumped into the pool.

I jumped into the pool.

Tom jumped in the pool.

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(iii) Near Earth objects

(ii) Near Earth objects

Similarly, on a hot day, the air in a forest is cooler than over adjacent bare lands, thanks to evaporation and transpiration in the trees.

That pool really looks inviting.

He fell head over heels into the pool.

He pushed her into the swimming pool.

She pushed him into the swimming pool.